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Category Archives: independance
The path of YIKES
For many of you who follow this blog, you know I am usually giving advice or encouraging a brave approach to life. I have always admired the brave and the adventurous and their zest for life. I stand now needing … Continue reading
Posted in bravery, Fear, independance, self care, Uncategorized
Tagged bravery, community, culture, Fear, opinions, society
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Love and Respect
It is early morn and once again I am awake. This morning I sit contemplating something a friend recently told me: that all men hate their wives. Apparently this information was given to him by a trusted therapist. Personally, I … Continue reading
Posted in independance, Kindness, Uncategorized, women
Tagged children, culture, education, love, society, women
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Rebirth
Last night I had a dream. I saw the world spinning as pieces were being dismantled and flying off into space. i witnessed large divisions and splits around the globe. It all dismantled into crumbs and ashes of what had … Continue reading
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Tagged community, creativity, culture, dreams, opinions
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No I am not selfish
Recently I read an obituary of a well known woman. As obits go, her many achievements were shared as well as personal family related history. Her many friends expressed their grief and sadness at the loss. I read on and … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, family, opinions, self care, society
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dwelling in the deep
Something is amiss. Many of us feel it–that gnawing feeling of dissatisfaction. It wakes us in the night and plagues us in the day. We slog through our day wondering “is this what life is supposed to look like? Society … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, freedom, independance, living, society
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And all my dreams come true
A few months ago I was minding my own business on a plane heading home from a family visit. An older woman sat beside me and began a polite chat. She had been to visit a long time friend and … Continue reading
